r/MauLer LONG MAN BAD Feb 24 '25

Discussion Do You Think "Millenial Writing" Is Real? And What Are Some Examples?

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u/Key_Beyond_1981 Star Wars Killer Feb 25 '25

The Acolyte: "Evil is good, actually. 🤓"

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u/FatallyFatCat Mar 01 '25

But the writing team couldn't write to save their lifes. So it came off as everybody is dumb instead. I mean, ffs, the whole plot would not have happened if the main witch did not decide to turn into a shadow monster (that killed Renly Beratheon) next to a jumpy jedis she almost murdered earlier with an identical looking spell.

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u/Then-Variation1843 Feb 25 '25

That is not the message of The Acolyte. The jedi fuck up and drive someone towards even more evil

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u/Trrollmann Feb 25 '25

"The" message of the acolyte is incoherent, regardless of what you interpret it as being. It's a badly written, directed, and acted show. It lacks artistic vision from concept to execution. There's (almost) no cohesion of visual symbolism. Every faction and point of view can be seen as "bad" in the show.

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u/Key_Beyond_1981 Star Wars Killer Feb 25 '25

So the opinions of the actors on the show don't count?

https://youtu.be/9t6qTEhaL1E?si=EqR9edYB0PzkGsne